Maintaining Personal Efficiency in Youth Training
A lesson on personal efficiency blending Daniel 1 8 16 19 20 and I Corinthians 9 24 27. It argues against alcohol use, cites Daniel staying healthy on a simple diet, and links athletic self discipline to spiritual goals. The talk warns liquor reduces endurance and harms the soul, urging temperance for life and work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel
God
Church
Babylon
Emerson
Edward Rosenow
Paul
Yost
Stagg
New Deal Tides Rise and Fall Seen in 1940 Forecast
Babson argues political tides favor Republicans as 1940 midterms approach. He cites Pennsylvania primaries showing CIO resistance, Judge Arthur H. James winning the Republican gubernatorial nomination, and predicts the New Deal will lose about seventy five House seats. He expects a stronger anti New Deal bloc in Congress to restore checks and balances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Babson Park
Mass
House
Senate
Pennsylvania
Union
John L. Lewis
Arthur H. James
Thomas Kennedy
CIO
Kennedy
Pinchot
Artice
Congress
White House
Supreme Court
Faculty of Reason Distinguishes Truth From Falsehood
The passage defines Reason as the faculty of the mind that judges truth and goodness and enables deriving inferences from facts or propositions. It attributes to Locke a view where reason distinguishes truth from falsehood and good from evil and supports logical inference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Locke
Sharing Our Joy For There Is No Man That Im
The fragment presents a personal reflection or poem line about shared joy and the absence of a certain man. No clear event, place, or organization is stated. Further readable context would be required for a fuller news-like item.
Kennedy Fails to Unite Labor and White House in Pennsylvania
In Pennsylvania the Kennedy bid faltered as voters rebuked the Administration and the CIO led by John L. Lewis. On the Republican side Pinchot emerged as the favored GOP choice over the liberal faction, signaling a sharp contrast in party dynamics and a decisive primary result.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kennedy
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers Union
CIO
Lewis
Jim Farley
White House
Pennsylvania
Pinchot
Judge James
Washington
Impartial observers forecast GOP governor win in Pennsylvania
Impartial observers predict a Republican victory for Pennsylvania governor in November. They also foresee Governor Earle losing the Senate race to Senator James J. Davis, who Republicans nominated to succeed himself. The outcome would mark a major setback after the New Deal’s recent statewide win.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Earle
Senate
James J. Davis
Conservative coalition could beat the New Deal in 1940
The writer urges a united Conservative coalition for 1940. He calls for anti New Deal Democrats to nominate one candidate and the Republicans to back the same man, listing Jesse Jones Pat Harrison Harry Byrd Bennet Clark Walter George and Josiah Bailey as possibilities. He warns against dishonest politics and high spending, arguing unity could restore prosperity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Jesse Jones
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Pat Harrison
Mississippi
Harry Byrd
Virginia
Bennet Clark
Missouri
Walter George
Georgia
Josiah Bailey
North Carolina
America
The Low Down on the Era and Its Laughs
A reader named Jo Serra mocks historians plans to redefine the current era as the low mood era. He likens critics to a dog with its tail in its mouth and compares potential future writers to comedians, noting competition along the Potomac.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Alle
Andy Devine
Potomac
Jo Serra
Untidy OCR Note on Transporting Explosives
Fragmentary item notes someone carrying explosives and a case of black powder. Text is garbled with placeholders and likely references a transport incident and potential loss of life.
World Clock Shows Time Across Eight Hands
Britain cuts diplomatic relations with Mexico sparking speculation in E. W. Pickard reviews. William Bruc kart notes delays in the new federal crop law while signs of rebellion appear in his Washington Digest. Mescal Ike appears in the comic section as Red Eye Pete's Gin Emporium yields big doings. Buster Bear learns influence in a Thornton Burgess bedtime tale. Roger W. Babson views the New Deal slipping.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Britain
Mexico
E. W. Pickard
William Bruckart
Washington
Red Eye Pete
Miss Leone Downs Hosts First Grade Welcome Party
Miss Leone Downs, primary teacher at Central School, held a Friday morning party with grade 1 pupils acting as hostesses. Guests were children entering first grade next term, each escorted to and from the party by a hostess to foster enthusiasm for school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leone Downs
Miss Downs
Bloomington Alpha Tau Omega Dinner Hosted by Kopp Family
Mr and Mrs Roy Copeland and Dr and Mrs R C Kopp of Indianapolis were entertained by Herschell Kopp at the Alpha Tau Omega Home in Bloomington on Sunday. Forty eight young university men who are members of the fraternity attended the dinner and mingled with the guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Copeland
R. C. Kopp
Indianapolis
Herschell
Alpha Tau Omega
Bloomington
Conner Couple Planned Decoration Day Visit
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Conner of Indianapolis expect to spend Decoration Day with his parents Mr. and Mrs. B. R. Conner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Conner
Indianapolis
B. R. Conner
Miss Laura Straub Plans Visit With Mrs Flora Henwood
Miss Laura Straub of Indianapolis will spend the last of the week with Mrs Flora Henwood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laura Straub
Indianapolis
Flora Henwood
Mrs Nora Meyers Spends Weekend at Richmond Home
Mrs Nora Meyers of Richmond spent the last of the week at her home here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nora Meyers of
Richmond
Mrs Carey and Daughter Louise Visit Sister in Muncie
Mrs George Carey and her daughter Louise will spend the last of the week visiting her sister Miss Rose Griesinger in Muncie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Carey
Louise of
Muncie
Rose Griesinger
California Woman Spends weeks with Kin and Friends in Liberty
Mrs. Emam Butler of California is visiting relatives in Liberty and staying with local friends for several weeks, infusing the town with her travel presence and social ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emam Butler
California
Liberty
Ohio Couples Attend Lancaster Newark and Columbus Weekend
Mr. and Mrs. Lucas Minehart of Lancaster along with Miss Iona Coke of Newark and Martin E. Lannon of Columbus were weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Kuster and family in a social visit tying together central Ohio communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucas Minehart
Lancaster
Ohio
Iona Coke
Newark
Martin E. Lannon
Columbus
Harry Kuster
Mrs Bachmann Hosts Bridge Club Luncheon at Lake Wehi
Mrs Bachmann plans a cooperative luncheon party and bridge session at her cabin by Lake Wehi next Wednesday. The social event gathers local players for a daytime gathering and games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Bachmann
Lake Wehi
Thomas Dairy Undergoes Major Surgery in Muncie
Thomas Dairy of Muncie underwent major surgery at Muncie hospital last Friday morning and is reported in favorable condition for early recovery.
Poppy Day Facts and Memorial Poppy Origin
Poppy Day is observed in the United States on May 28 to honor World War dead by wearing memorial poppies. The poppy grew on battlefields in France and Belgium, symbolizing beauty amid destruction. Memorial poppies are produced by disabled veterans in government hospitals and American Legion Auxiliary workshops.
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United States
France
Belgium
American Legion Auxiliary
Who Distributes the Poppy and Its Memorial Purpose
Women of the American Legion Auxiliary distribute the poppies as unpaid volunteers across the United States. Every penny contributed supports the welfare of disabled veterans and their families, and the families of the dead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women of the American Legion Auxiliary
United States
Sen
American *Legion
Republican Women Hear Grace Reynolds In Cambridge City
Mrs Grace Reynolds Indiana Republican national committeewoman and Cambridge City Republican Woman’s Club member spoke at last Friday’s meeting at Mrs Thomas Henley’s home south of Dublin. The session opened by Mrs Gertrude Phillips included singing America and a prayer. Current events formed the main discussion after a brief business period. The next meeting is set for June 17 at Mrs Elmer Rees’s home north of Dublin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Reynolds
Indiana
Republican Woman’s Club
Cambridge City
Thomas Henley
Dublin
Gertrude Phillips
America
Emma Sanford
Elmer Rees
Dubdtin
Father and Son Banquet At Local Baptist Church
The Baptist church sponsors a Father and Son banquet on Monday June 20 at 6 45 pm. Hon Raymond S Springer of Connersville will deliver the principal address. Supper costs 50 cents per plate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Baptist Church
Raymond S. Springer
Connersville
Winterses Spend Weekend in Muncie Visit
Mr and Mrs Dan Winters spent the weekend with Miss Ruth Stobaugh and Miss Nora Hartup at Muncie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan Winters
Ruth Stobaugh
Nora Hartup
Muncie
Mrs Rummel Weekend Guest of Perry Paul Family
Mrs. Frank Rummel was the weekend guest of Mr. and Mrs. Perry Paul and their son in Muncie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Rummel
Mrs
Perry Paul and Son
Muncie
Richard Wonsettler Visits Hamilton Relative
Richard Wonsettler of Hamilton Ohio spends several weeks with his mother Mrs Fred Bond during a long visiting period in the family home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Wonsettler
Hamilton
Ohio
Mrs
Fred Bond
Weekend Visit For Samuels And Beeson Families
Mr and Mrs John Samuels of New Castle will spend the weekend with Mr and Mrs Glen Beeson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Samuels
New Castle
Glen Beeson
Mr and Mrs Fred Cornell Visit Indianapolis Family
Mr and Mrs Fred Cornell of Indianapolis spent the last of the week with his mother Mrs Fannie Cornell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Cornell
Indianapolis
Fannie Cornell
Worthington Guests Planned For Weekend Visit
Mrs W D Williams and her daughter from Worthington Ohio are expected as weekend guests of her sister Mrs Harry Kuster and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. D. Williams
Worthington, Ohio
Harry Kuster
Miss Patricia Martindale Plans Decoration Day Visit
Miss Patricia Martindale of Dayton Ohio will spend Decoration Day with home folks in the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patricia Martindale
Dayton
Ohio
Kennedy Family Weekend Visit Mentioned
Mrs. Don Kennedy and children from Indianapolis spent the weekend with her father Fred Grandstaff and his family. Don visited Sunday with his relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Kennedy
Indianapolis
Fred Grandstaff
Don
Tout Family Visits Wharton Home in New Castle
Mr and Mrs Earl Tout and their son Russell of New Castle spent Saturday and Sunday at the home of Robert Wharton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Tout
Son Russell
New Castle
Robert Wharton
Richmond Chapter Eastern Star Honors District Deputy
Mrs Coleman and guests including Mrs Sanford Jacobs Miss Katherine Kniese Mr and Mrs Russell Kinsinger and Mrs Will Martin of Pershing attended the Richmond Chapter Eastern Star reception Saturday evening honoring the district deputy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coleman
Sanford Jacobs
Katherine Kniese
Russell Kinsinger
Will Martin
Pershing
Richmond
Eastern Star
Meyersdale Social Item Ties Seidler to Tout Household
Mrs Sallise Seidler of Meyersdale Pennsylvania is visiting as a house guest of Mr and Mrs Charles Tout this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sallise Seidler
Meyersdale Penn
Charles Tout
Miss Thelma Miller Spends Weekend With Aunt
Miss Thelma Miller of Indianapolis spent the weekend with her aunt, visiting nearby relatives and taking a break from daily routines. Ancil Williams was not involved in the visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thelma Miller
Indianapolis
Ancil Williams
Milford Center Graduation Honors Marilyn Boyer
Mrs. Henry Wilson and daughter Wilma Mrs. C A Wyer and Mr and Mrs Vernon Wyer of Connnersville attended the commencement at Milford Center Ohio where Marilyn Boyer granddaughter of Mrs C A Wyer was a member of the graduating class.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Wilson
Wilma
C. A. Wyer
Vernon Wyer
Connersville
Milford Center
Ohio
Marilyn Boyer
Mrs Kuster Hosts Dinner For Si Birthday Honoring Ruth Dodson
Mrs Willis Kuster entertained with a Tuesday dinner in honor of Si birthday of Ruth Dodson. The event featured close friends and family in a warm celebration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willis Kuster
Misa
Ruth Dodson
Mrs Gosepe Stombaugh Recovers From Sprained Ankle
Mrs Gosepe Stombaugh is slowly recovering from a severe sprained ankle suffered in a fall at her home two weeks ago.
Murray Family Plans Gathering Despite Unclear Details
Mr and Mrs Robert Murray and family will host brother Don Murray at an event not fully detailed in the readable fragment. The notice names the Murray family without dates or locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Murray
Don Murray
D A R Elects Officers in National Old Trails Chapter
Daughters of the American Revolution National Old Trails chapter elected new officers for the year at a Thursday meeting hosted by Mrs. Cora Bailey. Officers named include Regent Mrs. William B. Woodward and treasurer Mrs. Cora Bailey. A book review on Owen Wister’s The Virginian was given, and two new members, Mrs. Loeb and Mrs. Du Gramut, were welcomed. Flag Day is set to be observed and the annual luncheon scheduled for June 14 at Hartley Hills Country Club, Hagerstown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daughters of the American Revolution
Cora Bailey
William B. Woodward
Ed. Beeson
J. C. Dodson
M. H. Gaar
Edna Harter
Flora Larson
Lorin Ulrich
Bailey
Harry Manlove
Harry Barrows
Greensboro
Memorial Day Program by W R C at Baptist Church
Memorial Day program of the W R C to be held at the Baptist church on Memorial Day Monday. Lincoln high school band to provide music for both service and cemetery with pieces including America and Gettysburg Address. Rev Burn and Rev Barney to give prayers and address, with Virginia and Doris Newick and Frank Ale performing. Star Spangled Banner concludes with band.
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Baptist Church
Lincoln High School
America
Burn
Virginia
Doris Newick
Methodist Church Hosts Choir Honor Supper
The M. E. Church plans a Thursday May 26 supper at 6 30 in honor of its choir. The Social Union will run dining and the Service Guild the program. Families are asked to bring sandwiches a covered dish and table service if convenient.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E. Church
Methodist Church
Social Union
Service Guild
Germantown Notes On Residents’ Activities And Health
The column reports on local residents including Harry Doll's steady condition, visits by Mr. and Mrs. Will Martin to Mrs. Grace Sarver in Milton, and Henry Bertsch’s partial recovery. It notes guests from Cambridge City such as Mrs. Wm Judking and Mr. Ivan Ohmit, plus Mrs. Margaret Steffenson visiting Dubin and James Stultz. Memorial Day plans include Marcee Beckett’s New Castle family returning home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Doll
Will Martin
Grace Sarver
Milton
Henry Bertsch
Judking
Cambridge City
Lewis Semler
Ivan Ohmit
Fred Clark
Marcee Beckett
New Castle
Margaret Steffenson
Dublin
James Stultz
Earl Martin
Hopewell
Memorial Day Reflections Honor the Departed
A reflective piece on Memorial Day honoring the dead, noting yearly remembrance and the tendency to forget personal grief as past casualties raise concerns about memory and loss. The text laments the incomplete observance and the ongoing toll of war and death on communities.
Psi Iota Xi Dance Promises Charity Fundraiser
The annual Commencement Dance at Lincoln High School runs Friday from 9 PM to 1 AM. Continental Club provides music, tickets are $1 per couple at sorority members or at the door, balcony seating costs 15 cents, and proceeds go to next winter's charity project. Ruth Dodson leads decorations. Lincoln gym becomes a ballroom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Psi Lotes
Lincoln High School
Psi Iota Xi Sorority
Ruth Dodson
Lincoln Gym
Honey Pirates and Dawn Boy Operettas Presented at Lincoln High
Thursday night at Lincoln High auditorium featured two grade school operettas. Honey Pirates by Dublin school children and Dawn Boy by Central and Pershing pupils impressed with artistry and costumes. Director Miss Helen Neidhardt led the performance with aid from Miss Maxine Smith and Miss Dorothy Henley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln High School
Dublin
Central
Pershing
Helen Neidhardt
Maxine Smith
Dorothy Henley
Jackson township quota set for China relief at 335
The Red Cross has set Jackson township's contribution quota at 335 dollars for relief in China. People may donate through Mrs. Campbell Brower at the Wayne Trust Co. or by calling Mrs. Robert Rush at Pershing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson Township
China
Red Cross
Campbell Brower
Wayne Trust Co
Robert Rush
Pershing
Families Gather for Virgil Eaton Rites in Connerville
Indianapolis couple Mr. and Mrs. John Wilson and son Jackie visit. Chicago couple Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Fisher spend weekend with Mrs. Florence Shirkey and kin to attend the funeral of Virgil Eaton in Connerville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Wilson
Jackie
Indianapolis
Herbert Fisher
Chicago
Florence Shirkey
Virgil Eaton
Connersville
Mrs. Fisher to Return Home After Week with Relatives
Mrs. Herbert Fisher of Chicago will depart at week’s end for home after spending the past week with relatives in this city and Connersville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Fisher
Chicago
Connersville
Miss Wiseman Set To Return From McMurray College
Miss Betty Wiseman will return home next week from McMurray College in Jacksonville Illinois for the summer vacation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Wiseman
McMurray College
Jacksonville
Ill
Local Militon Families Host Dinners and Gatherings
Milton area families and guests held social gatherings and dinners over the past week including the Hancock and Wagner households with relatives from Modoc Cambridge City and Boston. Church groups met for quilting games and refreshments with Mrs Eichinger and Mrs Rae Williams assisting.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Uniform International
Unday
Harold L. Lundquist
Moody Bible Institute of Chicago
Western Newspaper Union
Lawrence H. Bertsch
Leroy Tout
Babson
Publishers Financial Bureau
Roger W. Babson
Hickory Grove
Buster Bear
Thornton Burgess
Germantown
Lester Hancock
Pauline Hancock
Modoc
Wiley Hammond
Clarence Hancock
Betty
Patti Ingermann
Dean Manlove
Nora Scott
George Wagner
Baldwin
Calif
Carr Williams
Cecil Wilson
Hugh Wilson
Nora Wilson
Maurice Wilson
Boston
Alma Wagners
Benton Wagner
Loyal Daughters
Christian Church
E. Eichinger
Harry Caldwell
Hazel Cole
C. A. Leverton
Grover Slonaker
John DuGranrut
Paul Caldwell
Deborah DuGranrut
Eichinger
Rae Williams
R. Whorley
Elizabeth
Perry Sorber
Emma
Charles Sorber
Robert Davis
Robert Sorber
Cincinnati
Lee Crawford
Lyman Webb
Dickie
Reed
Geraldine Ripberger
St. Elizabeth’s Church
Wilbur Ripberger
Ripberger
Mike Yohler
Oak Forest
Ind
Louise Yohler
Charlies Ripberger
Richard Riberger
Clarence Vol
He Ripberger
Joe Pflum
Ruth
Harold Brokamp
Viandrea DeArmond
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